Recent content by dyinfrmphysic

i did not take calculus, this is a "stepup problem" according to our professor to get us ready for calc based physics.

no clue on how to do it this way.

I would assume so, because it is acting on the object that is moving, so technically it is the force causing the movement is moving in the same direction. But no other info was given.

Homework Statement calculate the work done by a force F=(4.00yj)N(a varying force) that acts on an object that moves along the Y-axis, from Y=-2.0m to Y=3.0m Homework Equations non given but i assume it is W=fscos(θ) The Attempt at a Solution attempted to use W=fscos(θ) but only...